Campos means fields, and Temple has them on every side — cotton and milo running out past Heidenheimer and Pendleton until the heat blurs the far end of the row. In the deep part of summer the cicadas start up around one o'clock and shade gets measured out in inches. Campos Lawncare Service works straight through the middle of those days: mowing at a height that keeps the roots cool, edging the walks, trimming close along the foundation, clearing every blade back off the driveway. A yard cut properly in a Central Texas August is a small act of stubbornness. The reward is a lawn still standing green when the fields have gone to dust.